Have a look at Amazon's Elastic Transcoder

Amazon AWS. Microsoft Azure.

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Amazon SES

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you can use Amazon SES

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Paypal and Amazon offers buyers protection. Leb don't (Image)

Another thought to note, if you use ebay/amazon etc (Who hasn't) then how do you verify those sellers are legitimate, you don't.

There's a study somewhere by Amazon which proves this phenomenon.

Amazon Brazil?

$7/month at Amazon S3 would buy you about 74GB of storage (.095 cents/GB). Even with reduced redundancy (.076/GB) you'd only get 92GB.

you might want to look at amazon s3, as you only pay for what you use, and you'll get better reliability and probably better performance; the system is managed by a bunch of really smart people instea

http://www.kubicle.com/automate-encrypted-backups-using-amazon-s3-duplicity/

* A lot of storage options (ssh, rsync, ftp, amazon S3, IMAP, google drive and more.)

EV SSL Protected Shopping Cart, Accept Credit Cards, Paypal, 2 Checkout, and Amazon Checkout

Guarantee that your data will only be sent to who you want it to be sent to (e.g. your credit card info is being sent to Amazon and only Amazon)

I'm interested in such a setup as well. You could try using DRBD, NAS, or even Amazon S3 as storage backend.

HE.NET's works nice, we have used it multiple times with Amazon EC2 and other providers without native IPv6.

We've been doing this for Limelight Networks. We had to weigh out which was more important for our clients, getting timeouts when visiting Hulu/Amazon/Netflix or passing on the costs of a 900Mbps DDOS